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Articles tagged with ‘Comedy’
Review: The Book of Mormon
Review: This House at National Theatre
Review: Coalition at The Pleasance Theatre
The political intricacies and machinations of...
Review: The Boy Who Was Woody Allen at the Pleasance Theatre
The Boy Who Was Woody Allen is a new comedy written by David Simmons and...
Film Review: I Give It A Year
There are certain films that one is so excited to see in their...
Breathing life into British comedy
The Andrew Sachs phone scandal of 2009 saw two of...
LOCO Film Preview: Klown
Middle East: Bassem Youssef VS. Mohammed Mursi
elebrated Egyptian satirist, Bassem Youssef, is to be investigated for...
Gig Review: Jerry Sadowitz “Return of the Bawbag”
This Christmas Jerry Sadowitz is on stage...
Preview: The Boy With Tape On His Face
Pin It It’s not usual that you come across a show that you want to see immediately after. London currently has all
Christmas Competition: Win a copy of A Billion Jokes! (Volume One) by Peter Serafinowicz
They say that comedy is the best...
TV Review: New Girl
Olympics Special: tea&cheese
Top 5: Tim Burton Films
Tim Burton’s distinctive directing style and film choices are what...
Film Review: Headhunters
Morten Tyldum’s latest film Headhunters once again proves...
TV Review: Seinfeld
TV Review: Episodes
There have been several efforts over the years to bridge the gap between the British TV form of kitchen sink soaps and...
Film Review: Dark Shadows
Review: Project X
Project X is an enjoyable film if you've never seen American Pie or...
Event Review: LoCo – Black Pond
While comedy is much loved, it seems it is as equally overlooked when it comes to due credit...
Film Review: A Good Old Fashioned Orgy
I must admit going into to this film I wasn’t expecting much...
TV Review: Life’s Too Short
Life’s Too Short, written by Gervais and his pal Stephen Merchant and with an audience of 2.4million, left the majority disappointed...
TV Review: Fresh Meat
The first episode of new Channel 4 sitcom Fresh Meat aired last week...
Review: Final Destination 5
Final Destination has become a franchise that’s gained a reputation for its death scenes more...
Review: Curb Your Enthusiasm – Season 8
The genius that is Larry David is back...
Review: Bad Teacher
There is no doubt that Bad Teacher’s main character fully lives up to her title...
A Look Back: Benny & Joon (1993)
Benny & Joon is quite possibly the quirkiest rom-com I have ever had the enjoyment of watching...
Review: The Beaver
An adult man wears a beaver puppet on his hand, and talks through it during the whole film. That may sound like
Review: Ahmed Ahmed’s Just Like Us
Just Like Us is a documentary by Ahmed Ahmed, an Egyptian American stand-up comedian from...
Interview: Milton Jones
Milton recently teamed up with The Laughing Cow to perform stand-up to a field of...
Review: Kung Fu Panda 2
The Dragon Warrior and giant Panda, Po, is living his dream in the valley of peace...
Review: The Hangover: Part Two
After the surprise success of the original Todd Philips film, The Hangover Part II sees the return of Phil (Bradley Cooper), Alan...
Eurovision: Top 10 Amazing Performances
Eurovision has had a mix of great, weird, funny and...
Weekly round-up | 12 May – 18 May
So with design work almost complete on our newest, brand spanking issue we...
Cult Movies: The Crème de la Crème
Cult movies represent real film-making. Created outside the Hollywood...
FlashFiction Competition Winners Announced
So after having a ton of entries we have finally narrowed it down to...
Top 10 Online Distractions
Coursework deadlines scribbled on sticky notes remind you that you’re...
Review: Parks and Recreation
Writing about television can be very difficult sometimes, almost as hard as watching it. It is a completely...
Review: Rango
Rango is a great example of how animated movies have developed over the last decade: the graphics are simply amazing...
Review: Paul
I was lucky enough to go along to a special screening of this film in which I was surrounded by an audience...
Review: Killing Bono
Dynamic, funny and real, the film tells a story of the McCorrmy brothers’ vain efforts to make their way through the 80s...
Review: Off the Page
In the stunning setting of Regent’s college, surrounded by beautiful parkland and magnificent buildings, up-and-coming screen writers are offered the opportunity to...
Review: Yogi Bear
Simply put, Yogi has failed in attempting that oh-so-hard trick to pull off – the mixing of CGI and reality...
Review: Morning Glory
To write an excessively critical review of this film would be like bullying the bubbly, over-eager child who...